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A UNDP report warns that soaring energy costs, mounting debt payments and El Niño-driven food security threats are stretching developing countries’ finances to breaking point, putting millions at risk of poverty as governments struggle to sustain subsidies and protect vulnerable households.
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The UNDP warns of rising poverty risks as developing countries spend a record 9.5% of government revenue on debt servicing amid high interest